High School ProgramsEarly College High School and related programs/opportunities
High School Options
Office of High School Programs (HSP)The office is located at Chemeketa Community College, Salem campus, Bldg. 50, Rm. 102. For general information call (503) 399-5293.
Early College High School ProgramsEarly College High School - Salem Campus Chemeketa, in partnership with Salem-Keizer School District, has developed an Early College High School. Students from 9-13 grade attend classes in Building 50 as a self contained high school. These students are dually enrolled at the college and in the Early College High School. From grade 11 through grade 13, students are eligible to enroll in college courses as part of their curriculum. These courses will apply for both college and high school credit. Students must meet eligibility requirements and score appropriately on placement tests and be enrolled in the Early College High School in order to enroll in college courses. Students are required to attend pre-college orientations prior to enrollment and work with the HSP staff and advising specialists on the logistics of enrollment. Contact: Susan Murray,Minty Schmid, Paula Lisoff. Early College High School for Other School Districts - Salem Campus Students from school districts other than Salem-Keizer can also access the Early College classes through the Winema program. This program is a portal for students referred from local school districts. Students begin their program during their 11-13 grade. Contact: Susan Murray, Minty Schmid, Paula Lisoff. Expanded Options (SB300) - All campuses This program was developed in compliance with SB300, a law that allows high school students to take college classes while still enrolled in local high schools. Students take college courses based on high school graduation requirement recommendations from local counselors and on placement test scores. Students may enroll in one or more courses for which they meet college prerequisites/ requirements. School districts approve all applications for this special program so not all high school students have access. Students are required to attend pre-college orientations prior to enrollment and work with the HSP staff and advising specialists on the logistics of enrollment. Contact: Susan Murray, Paula Lisoff. Extended Options - Salem Campus In partnership with Dallas School District, high school students attend college classes after completing their senior year. These students enroll full time in college courses and work with the HSP and Kim Martin to develop appropriate programs. Contact: Susan Murray, Kim Martin. Fifth Year Program - Woodburn Campus In partnership with North Marion County School Districts (Woodburn School District and North Marion School District), high school students are able to attend college courses after completing their senior year of high school in order to make up missed credits for high school graduation, begin college course work at the developmental education level and/or to build specific skills, particularly in language development for ESL students. Students are dually enrolled at the college and referring local high schools. Students are required to attend pre-college orientations prior to enrollment and work with the HSP staff and advising specialists on the logistics of enrollment. Contact: Susan Murray, Elena Martinez, Paula Lisoff. Scio High School-PACE - This program is similar to the Dallas model where advanced students attend college classes full time. They are mainstreamed into college classes. Contact: Susan Murray High School ProgramsGED Options - All campuses Special GED programs for high school students are available at many of Chemeketa's campuses. This program allows high school students to remain enrolled in their local high schools while attending Chemeketa GED Options programs, which are designed to meet the needs of younger GED students. Referral through local high schools is required for this program and specific attendance and reporting requirements apply. Contact: General information- Abigail Hoffar, Sally Beck, Paula Lisoff; Woodburn Campus-Elena Martinez; Dallas Campus-Janine Moothart; Santiam Campus-Janine Moothart Winema High School and Alternative High School Programs Alternative high school services for students who are enrolled in local high schools and are in need of alternative high school services are served at Winema High School and other alternative high school programs at Woodburn Campus and Santiam Campus. These students are selected and referred by local school district personnel. Special programs are developed to meet high school graduation requirements and are tailored to serve at risk students to develop college success and academic skills. A college transition program is available to successful students. Students are enrolled full time and must be 16-18 years old. Contact: General information-Minty Schmid, Susan Murray; Winema-Minty Schmid; Woodburn-Elena Martinez; Santiam-Janine Moothart High School Completion Chemeketa has an Adult High School Diploma program Students without a high school diploma enrolled in college classes can earn concurrent high school credit or they can take high school level classes in Building 50 or at an outreach campus. Interested students may take copies of their high school transcripts to Minty Schmid, Building 50, Room 102, for evaluation and advising. Before entering the program, students between 16 and 18 years of age must have a signed Enrollment for Underage Students form to attend Chemeketa. Contact: Minty Schmid Adult High School Diploma - Adults can enter college and take a combination of college and high school courses on any Chemeketa campus in order to earn an Adult High School Diploma. Contact: Minty Schmid |
Announcements:Welcome to the web page of the High School Program. Staff, students and parents can find notices affecting the outreach centers here.
Early College High School:
Woodburn 5th Year:
Expanded Options (SB300)Students who have not completed advising and registration should contact Minty Schmid (503.399.5115) or Paula Lisoff at the Office of High School Programs (503.365.4706).
Introductions to College Campuses(Campus Flash Videos)
Early High School/Winema Salem
|
